After suffering a fractured femur, I was, not only in pain but depressed, as well. I thought, "I'll…read morenever be self-sufficient again". But then, I was blessed with the Dynamic Duo of Meagan and Shelby‼ Shelby has helped me re-learn how to dress and undress myself, regain my natural coordination, take care of my wounds/scars amongst other daily tasks. Meagan has helped me re-learn how to transfer - from bed to wheelchair and wheelchair to toilet~ SAFELY. All while building up my core, especially upper body strength. I've NEVER been an exercise enthusiast, but I actually look forward to my doorbell ringing at 9:15am! They bring not only their skills, but happy spirits with them. I actually get to laugh again. It's fair to say that these ladies have helped me physically and spiritually. God's Grace is Good Lisa McCrea

If there was a place like this in heaven this would be it. Special thanks to Ms. RAVEN, Craig, the…read moreincredible Ms.La Paula, Devonna, the phenomenal Ms. MARTHA, Jennifer, the occupational therapist, director of rehab, speech therapist, Ms. JACINTHA, Stormy the Administrator. The therapists who work with him on mobility. This facility is unbelievable because it felt like home to me not just for my loved one. Every caregiver introduced themselves to me and my family. I never had to chase anyone down. Also want to thank the activities Manager and Mr. MARQUEESE in housekeeping. If i missed anyone please excuse. I plan to write a letter to the executives to share my gratitude for the amazing staff who have shown my loved one compassion and so much diginity. I thank each of you from the bottom of my heart!

I have worked at South Place for 16 years it is hands down the best place to work . The staff here…read moreis very attentive to its residents and family members .

Since I have been working here I have felt nothing but like family. Mimi, the administrator, has…read morebeen welcoming from the very beginning as have the rest of the staff. I am very glad to be a part of this work family!

Went with a friend to visit another friend who was placed there after a bout of walking pneumonia &…read morea stroke in the hospital. It was odd that we could just walk in, without some kind of foyer or sign-in visitors' desk. Sure, it was convenient for us, until we set off the (escape) alarm. The nurse's station was right there, and they were very helpful to us. I didn't see much of a "rehab" component to this facility, since most of the other residents were heavily sedated, with more advanced dementia. We heard that the salon is only opened on Thursday, so we made sure to book our friend a haircut appointment. We also asked about bringing our friend's little dog to visit, & that's at least welcome, as long as you also provide current shot records for the dogs. We felt kinda itchy, and like we needed to wash our hands (or take a shower) after we left, so be careful that the visiting dog doesn't pick up fleas while there! There is also an outdoor courtyard, where residents can have picnics (but it wasn't good "picnic weather" out there today). At least it wasn't too cold in there, if anything, it was kinda warm, but the smell was still overwhelming. It may be helpful for them in the future to consider getting some of the nearby TVCC nursing students to train there. I see potential for a teaching/internship program, but let's just say I wouldn't want to send my parents to a place like that.

On March 9th 2000. I used drugs for the last time, and then went to get on a bus to report to…read moreprobation. I did this knowing I was going to fail yet another drug test. I lived in a world where things were starting to close in around me. I was on probation for drug misdemeanor drug possession. I was doing things that if I had been caught would land me in prison. That report to probation I told my PO that I was at the end of the line. It was either jail, or somewhere away from where I had come from. We called over 30 facilities trying to get me in. All either would not take me, or had a 30 day waiting list. We both knew something had to give. We prayed together. He gave me directions to a local motel that I could afford to stay in for the night. We wold try to call more places the next day. 2 hours later as I was eating my dinner there was a knock on the door. I looked out the peep hole it was my PO, and behind him was a very large black man. My thinking was that he was there to take me to jail. He had gotten the biggest guy in the place to come with him. In case I put up a fight. I opened the door, and he introduced me to Isaiah. As a leap of faith. I got into the van with him. I gave my word that I would give 6 months of not using, and applying myself to the program. Later that night he dropped me off to the bus at a church in Ft. Worth. I rode 3 hours on that bus not knowing where I was going. Nor what I was getting myself into. I had a $5 bill in my pocket, and pack of cigarettes with me. I did not even have a change of clothes with me. The staff helped me to get some more clothes. I will point out some things to cut to the chase. The place is not heavily structured. They get to most things at least 15 minutes late. You are going to have to get used to hearing the word No. You will need to understand that at times people are going to say one thing to appease you. Then do something else. Outside the gates of the place you are going to encounter a whole lot of that, and not have as many folks around to talk to about it. My breaking point came there. After 6 weeks there, and not using the whole time. Rock bottom for me was not being broke. It was not having to do without. I went through that while using, and managed to attain the ends, and means to get by, and keep using. I was holding onto thoughts of using once I was away. It was when I faced some cold hard realities that something in me broke. I cried out to God. For the first time in as long as I could remember at that point I felt peace inside. I dedicated my life to Christ, and would share the Gospel with all that would hear. I graduated at 6 months to the day. I went to the recovery home in Ft. Worth and was not able to get work until I cleared up my probation status. Isaiah brought me back to the ranch to help out around the place until we could meet with the judge. We later met with the judge. The judge was impressed by the change he saw. My probation was extended. I stayed and worked for HOI for 4 years after that. It was hard. It was tiring. Days off were very few. God has since greatly rewarded me for that sacrifice. I have since then worked at a few different jobs. I am typing this as I pack to move to another state. As I am starting a new career that pays more than twice what my last job did. I would not be where I am today without God, and the House of Isaiah. As far as work, and careers goes. I have had to pass drug test for every job I have held. My last job I was drug tested 16 times in 10 years. Not a single one failed, I never had to worry about a single one. I would not be going to a better job now if I had not been able to pass the drug test either. If you have a set back. Do not take a step back. God has a comeback.

House of Isaiah is a Faith-Based Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitaion Center in East Texas. Operated by…read moreIsaiah Robertson, former All Pro in the NFL, our son was turned there in another direction. This facility is one of the best choices of difficult rehabilitation.

Just a little back story.. back in 2023 i was 16 and made some rough choices which eventually…read morelanded me in sundown ranch.. where on my first night i met a beautiful young girl and i wont say her name for confidentiality reasons and personal respect for her and her family. But not even 1 month into being there the girl lets call her Ava.. her insurance was cut off and they SENT HER HOME before she had any time to understand what had actually happened in her life. She died 3 weeks after returning home to a fentanyl overdose.. Ava never got a chance. And she wasnt given one. This needs to change. Sundown got public funding just to keep us there. We were ALL under 18 of course they did. She deserved better and i will fight for better for her because she cant. On other notes.. sundown ranch did help me learn alot about myself but sundown ranch also created alot of the trauma for me now. I still wake up at night thinking the assistant counselors are standing over my bed with a flash light. Yes i understand safety precautions but whenever teen girls are coming in from the streets and have ptsd and or just simply are scared of the little things they should have been more mindful. I was forced to take meds because i was previously on other medications but they changed them all because they weren't up to their standards. I went on to wake up in the morning so nauseous that i would crawl to the bathroom and proceeded to put me on a covid quarantine.. when really it was just the cocktail of meds i was on.. and not a terrible thing but i hated that they had drug counselors that HAD NEVER even smoked weed before.. you are not in my shoes please leave me alone. But i am happy to say ive been clean for almost 3 years now and staying out of trouble. Have my own place and car at 18 so i think im doing okay. But i would definitely say that some things need to be addressed and changed at sundown for those kids. I was in sundown for 175 days.. thats about 6 months.. i couldnt say this in a better way it was not worth all of that time.

I just wanted to take the time to make this review. Maybe it will help someone. Fortunate that I…read morenever had these problems with my kids. But when I was a kid, I was the definition of a troubled teen. And if it wasn't for Sundown Ranch, there's a good possibility I wouldn't be around to make this post today. Although this was many moons ago, 1997. But it being that it's still around today tells me that its fundamentals haven't changed. Is it glam whistle summer camp, no. It's still a treatment facility but compared to inner city facilities their approach and environment is the difference. It's light years apart (I went to all available in DFW at the time). Not only did it help me recover from severe addiction and depression. Social anxiety the list goes on. But it also gave me tools to deal with obstacles still to this day in life. So if you're having issues with your teen do not look away because of negative reviews coming from patients that likely couldn't cut the mustard and or get honest w themselves . This place and the staff truly saved my life and I am forever grateful.

They take good care of my 91 year old mother and I have met many wonderful and caring staff there.read more

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The staff at the Treehouse is extremely client oriented. From the moment I arrived, everyone up to…read morethe CEO Vinny shared as much information possible to help me learn tools to stay clean. I will be forever grateful to everyone at this facility. I recommend this facility to any person that wants to learn tools and put in the work to find a new way to live. The treatment team (and it was a team including a medical professional for med management, therapist for mental health, addiction counselor, case manager, and nursing staff) worked tirelessly to ensure I received all the support I needed to start my recovery journey. The curriculum is the best I ever had at treatment. Choices of morning meditations, DBT, CBT, Trauma Therapy, Art Therapy, Music Therapy, Yoga, Wilderness training and then treats, as long as you were participating in therapy, such as horse back riding and zipline. The staff is there to ensure you focus on therapy. I was shocked they cleaned the rooms and did your laundry for you. The food was good with multiple choices including an amazing salad bar. I was there to change my life and found the tools desperately needed. This was not a resort but I wasnt there to vacation. I was there to change my life and did.

This center has an amazing facility that makes your stay feel as Texas as it gets. They helped me…read moreso much that I have recommended multiple friends who were struggling and needed a team or professionals that could help them get back on track. Joey,Jessica,Julee, stormy, Robby,Bobby are just a few of the staff I can say when I needed help, they would drop what they were doing and had an open door policy. Shae at the PHP level also was so amazing! But I have to give this warning, the program director JON, is very difficult to deal with. I know I can only speak foe myself but I have also heard from multiple people how he doesn't really seem to care about his clients that PAY to come there. He doesn't seem so out anymore effort into writing updates for your insurance company and he is vey judgmental as him not being an addict/alcoholic himself. But other than him I love Vertava!

I came to Performance Pro in the fall of 2021 hoping to get some help with my balance. Matt Schimpf…read morewas my assigned trainer. From the beginning, Matt was so helpful and easy to work with. He was patient, knowledgable explaining everything to me and how it would help. He gave me printouts of what we had done so I could continue at home. He was very easy to converse with and made me feel that I was the only patient he had. I am continuing his suggestions at home and I am very grateful for all his help and would recommend Matt as a trainer. Thanks.

I have enjoyed my visits Performance Pro. They took the time to compare my expectations to the…read moredoctors orders and the reality of both. The environment is welcoming and clean with the latest equipment that appears to be well maintained. Scheduling has not been a problem. I live about twenty miles from town and they have been most accommodating to work with me to minimize my time traveling. It is without reservation I offer the strongest recommendation for Brandon, John, and the other associates of Performance Pro and offer congratulations to those fortunate enough to avail themselves of their talents.

Great rehab department. Long and short term residents seem to make friends. The employees are nice…read moreand know each resident by name. The place is clean and doesn't smell like a nursing home.

My family was looking for a place for one of our relatives and someone from the hospital…read morerecommended Legend Oaks. We arrive at the facility and was greeted by a young lady with admissions Mrs. Rivers. She walked us threw step by step about everything we would expect. All of our questions and our worries were put to ease. So professional and well spoken. But my complaint is that we were told someone would be meeting us at the hospital to kind of walk us through the process, but no one ever did. The reason for the 4 star is only because of that sweet young lady Mrs. Rivers, if not for her we wouldn't have known what to expect. So, whoever is in charge make sure the person is meeting with the people before they come to your facility.